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French Radiologists Visit the Institute, 1937

Black and white photograph depicting seven men in suits in frowomennt of stone stairs in the background leading to the main door of the brick and stone building, of which only the base is visible.

Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec, September 4, 1937

On their way to Chicago to attend the fifth International Radiology Conference, three French radiologists stopped in Montréal to give lectures and visit the Radium Institute. 

This photograph taken in front of the Maisonneuve building shows (first row, left to right) French radiologists Paul Gibert, Head of Radiology at the Hérold Hospital in Paris; Paul Cottenot, Head of Radiography services at the Broussais Hospital in Paris; and René Gauducheau, Radiologist for the City of Nantes Hospitals. Also on this photograph (second row, left to right): Origène Dufresne, Lorenzo Jutras, Georges Pinsonneault and Albert Jutras, all doctors at the Institute.